This summer, Saint Francis High School and Zoetic Motion are offering Lancers a rare chance to build something that actually ships. Applied Technology & Entrepreneurship (ATE): Product Design Studio is a two-week intensive — July 13 to 24, 11am to 2pm on the SFHS campus — where students in grades 9 through 12 join a team, pitch ideas, and design real features for RISE, a live athletics platform used by school sports programs across the country. No coding experience required. Using Figma for UI/UX design and exploring responsible AI, students work the way professionals do: with a real brief, real constraints, and real users on the other end. The program is NSF-backed and led by Lancer alum Zeeshan Khan '17, founder of Zoetic Motion. Every student who completes the program earns the STEM Innovator Certification, issued by Zoetic Motion and co-sponsored by SFHS and Figma — a credential backed by a portfolio project that demonstrates applied design work, not just participation. In the 2025 cohort, 100% of students reported satisfaction with the experience, four were hired as interns, and the group's designs helped shape features now live in RISE. Whether your student is a first-time designer or already comfortable with creative tools, this program is built for mixed experience levels — so every Lancer contributes meaningfully and leaves with something worth putting on a college application.